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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-21

REyIHw on THg CHICAGO MARKET.


CHICAGO. January 0--rhere was fair
volume OF speculation ia wheat to-day, with
nervous and unsettled feeling peryading the
market and values tending generally lower, al
though prices at the close stood where they did
AT the close yesterday. Cables quoted dun
markets, but with no change In prices. Al
vices hom California were conflicting Tue
market opened shade easier. with Nay de-
livery et sac, rallied quickly 70 size, broke
on 10 tasc. on ffee selling, rallied again
10 aSasi-sc- on reports OF gooi export
movement, fell back to SITE, end closed az
That point The export ciearings from three
ports we're 20 600 bushels while the receipts a.
eleven Ierts aggregated 25s ,0,0 bushels The
cein market VIA fairly active aud weak, prices
again ruling lower The receipts were not
large. and the shipping demand was fair
ffees Tell on &C., rallied bc., and ciosedluiet.
Oats we've weak In sympathy with the other
ecfea,s ard clcsed &c. laxer Provisions were
active ansi nrseli'a.i, hcss-posk opened skas;,
pog balg higher tell OF iaats. ratified slas5a.
aud citsed ~ tiie ls.rst "a iiag a. gcs,sniays
EStlss.
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KILLED by Pinkcrton's Men.

IDF 1VIOEI HPII =" 'IIU ''1I''''01I'I
JERSEY CRY, January 20.-About .
o'clock this evening while party OF
boys were playing in an open lot at the
corner of Henderson and Eighteenth
streets, in this city, adjoining the yards
OF the Delaware, Laclawana and West
ern Railroad Company, fracas oc-
CURED between the boys and pInker-
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an tnemv He leaves a wife and child.
No motive for the murder can yet be
ossil ned. On the bodies of the muir
der rs were found two new sheath-dag-
gers with ten-inch blades, one new
mask. four heavy revolyers, and time
tables of the Harlem and New York
City railway Both men were strangers
.lprp
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10y t'4'bi aph 1" tut biHP"'H'i
WASHINGTON, January 20-An csti-
mate of the cost OF collecting the Gus
toms revenue for the next fiscal year
was sent to Congress to-day. The grand
total is s., $40, S73, of which -, $50, S73
is for the salaries of 4,0Sj permanent
employees. The remainder is for tenn
poary employees, rents, labor, and
expenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

WN"I III IT ~.
The Leaf market showed moro lie to-day
ard there was some good new buying by home
parties. Offerings Of wrappers were small ia
new Yves. NirgiuiGs, and there il nothing Of
this class from other parts Sun-curcd IL in
good demand, and there Was better inquiry for
old dark stock. Loose sales were $3.50 pounds:
lowest price jOc., highest tl3 per huairca
rounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-21

Latcr.-It now appears that after
the shooting the two men jumped into
n sleigh and drove away, but having
mistaken their road returned to the vii
lage, and we're fired at by Chief-of-Po-
lice Lee and both of them killed.
Great excitement prevails in the village
over the tragedy.
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Tho ConI.Hnndlcrs. str..c

by Telegraph 20 Tie Dispntch.I
JERSEY CITY, January 20.-The coal
handlers strike remains about as yes
tcrday. All the coal-carrying compa-
MES are working with new men and I'M
der official protection, but full amount
of coal cannot be forwarded because OF
the mcxpertness of the labor, and be
cause much coal is frozen in the cars,
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SINATORIAL FIGHTS.
The BaIioting in several states.


INDIANAPOLIS, January 20.-The Le-
gislature met in Joint convention at II
o'clock, with the same double-hcaded
arrangement as to presiding officers
that was agreed upon yesterday. Only
one ballot was taken, the vote stand
ing: Turpie, 70 g.: Harrison, II ; Allen,
{. The session was very tame, and
was not marked by incident OF any
kind
MThe Democrats helda caucus tonight
and decided to stand by TUpic. A re-
Port is current, however, that Robinson
lGrccnback-Labor member, who r.
fuses to vote for Turpie and who holds
the key to the situation, may at some
stage of to-mowow's proceedings cast
his vote for Governor Gray, and he Will
receive the full IS votes. 1t is now I'M
dcrstood that strenuous efforts will be
made tomorrow to terminate the con
test.
HISCOCK FOREALLY ELECTED.
ALBANY, n. Y. January 20.-The
Legislature in Joint session to-day
elected Representative Frank Hiscock
Republican, senator to succeed Miller.
] he vote was 81 to 81.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, y. j.. January 20.-Tn"
Senate met at o'clock, and, on motion
of Senator Fish, adjourned till to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock. The Demo
Gratis made no attempt to effect an or
ganizatiOn.
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, NEB.. January 20.-The
second ballot for United States Senator
was taken at noon to-day, and resulted
as follows: Van Wyck, 60; Paddock
Rcpubhcan), Is; Weaver Republican,,
II; Munger Democrat, 7; Cobb (Re-
publican), &; Laird Republican,, 4;
Thaycr Republican,, t. Majors (Re
pubhcan), 2; Dmby, Thurston, Max
well, Dilworth, Brady, Lininger Gall
Republicans, and McShane Demo
crat ! each.
The indications at this hour I'll
o'clock p NJ are favorable for the
election Of a Straight Republican for
United States Senator by the Legisla-
ture tomorrow. After marshalling all
their forces, including Democratic SYM
pathizers, in JOINT convention to-day,
the Van Wyck men found themselves
seven votes short, and the Van Wyck
Republicans consented to 60 into eau
Gus with the Straight Republicans. The
caucus is now in session with something
over eighty-fve members There is
some wrangling, but it is expected that
the difficulty will be settled tonight
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Observation-Disclosures.
All the Details OF the Contract DE.
Iprmined Upon.
u la lelcgram b the DI.patch.

n o0laI I0IogTam 10 Ihe Dl@pHI'NI
New YoHE, January 2O.-All the de
tails of the Richmond Terminal and
East Tennessee deal have been ct last
determined upon, and now nothing re-
mains but the signing Of the papers.
The necessary contracts were being
drawn to-day and will probably be
stoned Tomorrow.
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Sale of Tiiden's Personal Property.
TBv telegranh IN the DisDatch

New YORK, January 20.-The sale,
under the direction of the executors of
the late Samuel J. Tlden, of his horses
and carriages, harness, cattle, poultry,
sleighs, and wagons began to-day at
the American Horse Exchange. There
was large attendance of his friends
and dealers in stock. Pick-pockets
were on hand, too. They stole vam-
able gold watch from Rev. DR.. Yocum,
of Port Richmond, Staten Island. Good
prices were realized on most of the
stock
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Frozen 20 Death in Brooklyn.

NRw York, January 2O.-August
Roormas, homeless man, was frozen 10
death yesterday morning in the streets
in brooklyn. He was found sitting on a
stoap. and at first IL was thought he
was asleep, but when an ambulance an
rived he was dead.
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thoIera FROM Bueno. Ayre..

by AnGlo-Amorican cable to the Dispatch
PAUILLAc, January 20-The French
steamer Girond, which has arrived here
from Buenos Ayres, has two cases of
cholera on board, and has been placed
in quarantine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-21

TO the public to-day. Among them
are the following; q. Baker, postmaster
at Fortress Monroe, Va, and II. ID.
Jennings, postmaster at Lynchburg,
W
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, MD. january 20-Vlrglnia o.,
81; do. lOlO's, ny do past-due
oupons, 6il; do. new 3s, 65s. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-21

Market easy at tho decline. SO receipts.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD NIDDLfNG.-9ifc.
NtDDITNG.-gc.
Low MIDDiING. 81 I-lbc.
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sALLs REPORTED M sErNETARY.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine. g 5Ossg -; -uperilne, g. "a
S2>j: extra, g 3jat350: family, tiasLJO: patent
family, country, si1jas52j
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. January D. Cotton quiet
sales, 30 bales; uplands, &c: Orleans,
2 ll-ltc.; receipts, 2ll2 bales; eXpOrts-tO
Great Britain, l0,S22 bales: 10 France 2,I1l
bales; Ia the Continent 3.5s1 bales: stock
9S1.3il bales. Southern Hour steady and quiet
Wheat r shade lower and fairly active for OK
port; No. red, January, ~ sa9i &C., closing at
9iAc.; May, % J-i6a91 l-i6c., closiug NJ 90, e..
Com hrm and quiet; No. ,, January. a. -. :
May, 608J1i, e.. Oats i4aLc. lower aud mode
ratoly active; No. ., January. ;}5a'3 e.. closing
az 35Mc.; Nay, 36l(a36t g., closing az 81 -
Hops quiet and easy. Coneo-Fair Rio nOmi-
nal AZ fl4SE NO. Rio. January, Sl30j:
Nay, sl2Saila sugar quiet Rld unchanged (.
refined steady. HOiasses dull. Rice steady
COttOn-seed Oil-2isJc. for crude, 40aiic. f0r
refined. Turpentue steady Hides steady.
Wool quiet and unchanged. Pork sIeady. Beef
steady. Middes dull ana nominal. Lari with.
out Guotable change ana less active. Freight.
steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Ill, January 2O-Cash quotations
were: Flour dun ana Unchanged No :
spring wheat, - Nc.: No. . red. ste No.
corn, &3fc. No. eats. - q a1J..c Mess
pork, slAGt5. Lard. g. Is. Diy-salfed shout
defs (boxed), 81 g)as5: sh0rl-clear sides (hoHe,n,
i6.1aiG55. Whiskoy, SllS Leading futures
ranged:
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT -- G6 bushcls
CCNS.-2.15S bushels.
OATS. $50 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED 20 sECBETARY.
WHEAT.-Nixcd. 500 busnnis good no o.. Rcd.
200 bushels fair ShOrtb,ry NJ Sc. (; ~ bushels
fair Shortbery At BIC; 80 bushels common
Shortbeuy al Slc.
BlE.-2t0 bushels very good on private terms.
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THURSDAY, January -, 1887.
SALEs-Fmsr BOARD.-9000 Richmond city
SIS at illf,.
SECOND BOARD 5000 Virginia new 3's (seller
~, ot
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MARiAE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC, J,sUAky u. 1871.
sun rises.......... ss23 HI0H TIDE:
sun sets. ....... q. SO Morning .,..,..... rio
Neon rises........ 5:i7 evening 80. tie

FORT or RICHMOND, JANUARY -, is7.
ARRIykp.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, United States
MALL merchandise and passengers. L. u. Ia
TIN. agent.
hark Jeupss Daastes, ----, New YORK, 10
losd fiour for brazil
SAILED.
steamer Old Point Comfort, Amy, Cape
Charles City, merchandise ann passensers. y.
T. Baker, agent
PORT OF NEwPoRr NEWS. Jas. 90. 1881.
tRy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Impress, Saith. Gaises,sa, tos
zeal.
sshccner Oracle D. Chambers Lane Sss
ysgt, Tor coal
sAiLEp l az. -.
sstoeper Mollie W. Craig. rs<c~ nnssas,
fsss Islssa, rw,ss. Ss~ yss. VA ssat
Ia scw q tue Ocean ktns
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Senatorial Confirm atioBs.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispstcb.l
WASHINGTON, January pa long
List Of senatorial conkrmations was given
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

TNHIWII'I TOT wv I'I'I'f7II'I
JANUARY s.-Market firm and prices I'm.
proving Prime, ; A3i, c. /; fasy, lc. common,
iTaSc.: shelled, .kaic. factory hand-picked
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, y. j., January 20.-Tn"
Senate met at o'clock, and, on motion
Of Senator Fish, adjourned till to-mor-
row morning at l0o'clock. The Demo
Gratis made no attempt to effect an or
eanizatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-21

NEW YORK, January 9.--Coi,on--Nst re-
ceips. G56 bales; groas receipts. s,g53 bales
Futures closed barely steady sales,oi 100 bsles
January. fq.3Sas9iO; February, fs iOasy. al ;
March, tQ5issp. 50; April. sa.6iat96s; Nay,
10 7la,o.12; June, s9.slaS9.Sl; July, ~ ssasso.
Apgugt 20 ghafl o.
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ALBANY, n. Y. January 2O.-The
Legislature in Joint session to-day
elected Representative Frank Hiscock
Republican, senator to succeed Miller.
I he vote was 81 to 81.
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Locomotives now run in Jerusalem.
Earthquake shocks have been felt at
several towns in the south of France.
Silver has been discovered in Indi-
ana. That was about election time.
Precautions have been taken in
France to prevent the entry of strangers
into the War Office.
A London fog recently lasted two
whole days and nights ard cost the
city $500 extra for gas light.
The chief clerk of the Paris, France,
Postoffice stole $4,000 in postal
money orders, and departed.
The German Reichstag Military
Committee, by a majority of twelve
has exempted clergymen from military
service.
Queen Victoria, in calling the son of
Princess Beatrice "His Highness," has
either made a new or revived an old
order of rank.
The London Standard says Russia
is about to deprive foreign shipping Of
the freedom of Vladivostock and other
ports in the North Pacific.
A severe shock of earthquake has
occurred at Djemel, Tunis. Several
houses fell in; seven persons were
killed and many others injured.
Baroness Burdett- Coutts has guaran-
teed the Egyptian Relief Expedition
against pecuniary loss. Over $780,
900 has already been subscribed pri-
vately.
The Vienna journals are making an
appeal for an old woman named Made
leine Pouka, who on the 24th of Dec
ember completed her Ir7th year.
Lord Duherin, replying to an adj
dress presented by the Indian Associ
alton, said he could hold out no hopes
of the enrolment Of natives as volun-
teers.
General Gourke, Governor of War
saw, is credited with the assertion that
Russia during the present year will
conquer her enemies with the sword.
AT Nuremberg, lately, there was the
rare occurrence of the State confiscat-
ing an inheritance, on the plea that the
heirs were unworthy of receiving the
same.
There is talk of celebrating at Foth-
eringay and Peterborough the 3ooth
anniversary of the execution of Mary
Queen Of Scots, which will occur on
February 9Th.
| The Queen of Italy distributed her
Christmas presents last year by lottery.
The Prince Of Naples and the Queen
held satin bags--one filled with
names and the other numbers.
Gladstone's praise of Lord Tenny-
sons latest poem is accounted for on
the ground Of their close and conf
dental personal friendship, which has
lasted now more than fifty years.
The Federal Council of Switzerland
has issued a notice to persons who in
tend to emigrate to the Argentine Re-
public, warning them that the cholera
epidemic in that country is of wide
spread extent and terrible virulence.
An official report of the railroad ac.
cidents in England during the first six
months Of the year 1886 shows that
LAG persons were killed and 1886
we're wounded. OF the killed col
were employees, and of the wounded
o58 we're not connected with the lines.
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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, lS8z
THE TREATY.

OuOulO thC news VI lilC idbhNotiOh
of the treaty for seven years be con-
frmed by the mail due today the
occasion will be worthy of grand
demonstration on the part of all the
residents Of the Kingdom. True,
there is an alloy in the situation, even
if the treaty is all right, in the shape of
the prospective reduction in the sugar
duty imposed by the United States on
the products of countries other than
Hawaii Yet tariffs are curious things,
changes therein often working differ
emily from the calculations of those
who make them. 1t is possible that
the proposed reduction might not be
so severe blow to Hawaiian interests
as many people apprehend. AT any
rate, if the treaty is confirmed, let us
rejoice for the favorable settlement Of
our fate thus far
There is possibility Of hitch in
the compact on the side Of Hawaii, on
account OF the treaty being referred to
her with clause for the cession of a
naval station in Pearl Harbor to the
United States The Minister Of For
eign Affairs, Mr.. Gibson, has with
great vehemence protested in the Leg
islature that His Majesty's Ministers
would never assent to the ceding of a
foot of Hawaiian territory to any for
eign Power But then that gentleman
has protested other standards of policy
with equal warmth, only to disclaim
them when it suited his convenience
in cases where position was pitted
against principle. Therefore, the Pre-
mier may be counted on to have very
plausible explanation ready for the
next Legislative Assembly, to show the
native home rulers that an American
naval establishment close to the Ha-
waiian capital is the best possible
security Of Hawaiian independence. 1t
is not likely that His Majesty will be
ready to risk the prosperity OF the
country for the sake Of sentimental
computations about giving friendly
Power such as America small plot OF
Hawaiian territory on which to estab-
lish desired naval station. In case
the matter is regarded in this common
sense light by the King, all the rant Of
Ministers in the House and in their
organ last yearwillgo ornothing Minis
tiers have come to be recognized in this
country as the mouthpieces rather than
the advisers Of the Crown. There is
said to be great change in influential
native opinion of late regarding the
Pearl Harbor question. Some Ha-
waiian citizens have, at all events
been heard to express views in favor Of
America getting the territory required
for naval station, on account of the
pecuniary benefit Of such an es
Enlistment to every material interest
of the country. 1t may be said thai
Hawaii might, from the presence O.
such an institution, be liable to danger
in the event of the United States be
ing at war with another Power. There
is, however, not SO much fear O
trouble on that score as there is from
Hawaii owning a toy war vessel de
signed to carry her supernumerap
politicians among Pacific groups thai
are the cynosure Of the coyetous eyes
Of several Powers
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

No handbook excels the Hawaiian Almanac
and Annual for reliable statistical and general
information relating TO these Islands. Price
50 cents.
II you want good smoke for your money,
patronize home industry and call at ]. w.
Hingley's, Crystal Soda Works, 90 Hotel
street, next door to Horns Bakery. Island
orders solicited and promptly filled. There is
no license required to sell these cigars.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-09

A bill is before the California Legis-
lature to prevent foreign insurance
companies doing business in that State
from combining to fix rates or create
an insurance monopoly. BY report in
San Francisco paper it appeared that
consideration of the bill was likely to
be STAYED off until too late to secure
its massage
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cleaned up, so as to make the tho
roughfares tolerably fit for traffic

The Government owns stone crush
ing machines, and why they do not
keep them in constant use is zone Of
those things that no fellow can under.
stand" There is no reason but gross
incompetence and criminal improvi-
dence why there is not at least a mile
of street macadamized every year.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-09

The suggestion is heard that the Ha-
waiian training ship Kaimiloa should
be sent on an expedition to French
Frigate Shoals, in search of the missing
schooner General Siegel. The vessel
would have a chance on such mission
to prove wisdom in her purchase by
the Government which is now invisi-
Bile to the public.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Earthquake shocks are reported
from many parts Of the world, as oc-
curing about the time of the recent
volcanic disturbances on the island Of
Hawaii.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-09

Try Martinelli Cider It is absolutely pure
Maclarlane & Co., agents
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